As the race for UK Prime Minister position continues, former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson pledged to leave EU on time on October 31, with or without a deal. He said “If I get in we’ll come out, deal or no deal, on October the 31st.” On other policies he said “Now is the time to unite our society, and unite our country. To build the infrastructure, to invest in education, to improve our environment, and to support our fantastic NHS (National Health Service) … To lift everyone in our country, and of course, also to make sure that we support our wealth creators and the businesses that make that investment possible.”
Current Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt also said he’s prepared for no-deal Brexit in there was no alternative. He told BBC Radio “In the end, if the only way to leave the European Union, to deliver on the result of the referendum, was to leave without a deal, then I would do that… But I would do so very much as a last resort, with a heavy heart because of the risks to businesses and the risks to the union.”
